Recovery Project

My visit to Dr Rey was kinda bad because I was doing the treatment wrong, I was doing half the dose of the imunovir, so not much progress was been made. Now I started the right Doses and not having any additional side effects. I was told to Drink water and water and more water, that was basically the mantra. But I do drink A LOT OF water so I figure I have some kind of water retention issue. I am suspecting diabetes insipid.

Today is my second day on short term Disability. Like everything I do, I try to have structure and purpose. So Took the time to write down all the stuff I wanted to do and try but couldn't do them because I was too busy with work. Then order them and do a schedule based on what I want to accomplish.

I increased electrolytes and imunovir doses and My Resting Heart rate (RHR) is now 69!!! It was 92 when I started treatment. So huge improvement.

My focus on this 3 months will be Detox, Nutrition, and Exercise. I made a list for Detox Baths and healthy eating and went to supermarket to get the stuff.

Hi Inester, Good luck w/your program. You're so organized! Did the doc. prescribe all the water? Doesn't that conflict w/the POTS or does the increased electrolytes compensate? Also, have you found any support hose that work? I actually can't wear them now (101 tomorrow) so it's harder in the summer.

Do you know if she sees any patients with mild CFS? I was functioning at maybe 50-60%, and now I'm at around 70%. I'm still struggling with post exertional symptoms, poor sleep, and poor cognition/memory. I'm wondering if I should go and try to see her.

Uni, No she didn't mentioned, but I keep in touch w some of her patients and compare. I know she offers antiviral is titters are high. The POTs is now (second visit) that she is addressing for me, and for that she referred me to a electrophysiologist, she doesn't treat the POTs herself at least in my case.